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Docker images for ColdFusion

  1. ColdFusion User Guide
  2. Introduction to ColdFusion
    1. About Adobe ColdFusion
    2. Download Adobe ColdFusion
    3. What's new in ColdFusion (2023 release)
    4. ColdFusion (2023 release) Release Notes
    5. Deprecated Features
    6. REST enhancements in ColdFusion
    7. Central Configuration Server
    8. Server Auto-Lockdown
    9. Asynchronous programming
    10. Docker images for ColdFusion
    11. SAML in ColdFusion
    12. JSON Web Tokens in ColdFusion
    13. Use SAML and LDAP in Admin
  3. Cloud Services in ColdFusion
    1. ColdFusion and GCP Storage
    2. ColdFusion and GCP Firestore
    3. ColdFusion and GCP PubSub
    4. ColdFusion and Amazon S3
    5. ColdFusion and DynamoDB
    6. ColdFusion and Amazon SQS
    7. ColdFusion and Amazon SNS
    8. ColdFusion and MongoDB
    9. ColdFusion and Azure Blob
    10. ColdFusion and Azure Service Bus
    11. Multi-cloud storage services
    12. Multi-cloud RDS databases
    13. ColdFusion and Azure Cosmos DB
  4. Install ColdFusion
    1. Install the server configuration
    2. Install ColdFusion- Zip Installer
    3. Install ColdFusion- GUI Installer
    4. CFSetup configuration tool
    5. ColdFusion Licensing and Activation
    6. ColdFusion server profiles
    7. Prepare to install ColdFusion
    8. Install the JEE configuration
    9. Install ColdFusion Express
    10. Install integrated technologies
    11. Configure your system
    12. Troubleshoot installation issues
    13. Install ColdFusion silently
    14. Install Adobe ColdFusion (2016 release) hotfix
    15. ColdFusion (2018 release) - Install JEE configuration
  5. Use ColdFusion
    1. GraphQL in ColdFusion
    2. Command Line Interface (CLI)
    3. External session storage
    4. Generate Swagger documents
    5. Language enhancements
    6. NTLM support
    7. Enhanced PDF in ColdFusion
    8. Security enhancements in ColdFusion (2016 release)
  6. Performance Monitoring Toolset
    1. Overview of ColdFusion Performance Monitoring Toolset
    2. Auto-discovery of ColdFusion nodes and clusters
    3. Code profiler in ColdFusion Performance Monitoring Toolset
    4. Configure ColdFusion Performance Monitoring Toolset settings
    5. Install ColdFusion Performance Monitoring Toolset
    6. View cloud metrics
    7. Monitor GraphQL in Performance Monitoring Toolset
    8. Configure TLS/SSL and Authentication for Elasticsearch 8.x  in Performance Monitoring Toolset
    9. View cluster and node metrics
    10. View data source metrics
    11. View external services
    12. View incoming services
    13. View list of sites and busy connections
    14. View topology of sites
    15. Datastore Health Monitoring
    16. Performance Monitoring Toolset Update 1
    17. Secure Performance Monitoring Toolset with HTTPS/SSL
    18. Performance Monitoring Toolset deployment guide
  7. Adobe ColdFusion Builder extension for Visual Studio Code
    1. Getting started with Adobe ColdFusion Builder extension for Visual Studio Code
    2. Add a ColdFusion server
    3. Project Manager
    4. Work with ColdFusion code
    5. Profile preferences
    6. Debug applications
    7. Refactoring
    8. Services Browser
    9. RDS support
    10. PMT Code Profiler integration
    11. Security Analyzer report integration
    12. Known issues in this release
  8. Use ColdFusion Builder
    1. About ColdFusion Builder
    2. System requirements | ColdFusion Builder
    3. Install ColdFusion Builder
    4. Edit code in ColdFusion Builder
    5. Manage servers in ColdFusion Builder
    6. Manage projects in ColdFusion Builder
    7. What's new in Adobe ColdFusion Builder (2018 release)
    8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) | Adobe ColdFusion Builder (2018 release)
    9. Debug applications in ColdFusion Builder
    10. ColdFusion Builder workbench
    11. ColdFusion Builder extensions
    12. Debugging Perspective in ColdFusion Builder
    13. Build mobile applications using ColdFusion Builder
    14. Bundled ColdFusion Server
    15. Debug mobile applications in ColdFusion Builder
    16. Use extensions in ColdFusion Builder
  9. Coldfusion API Manager
    1. Overview of Adobe ColdFusion API Manager
    2. Features in ColdFusion API Manager
    3. Get started with ColdFusion API Manager
    4. Install ColdFusion API Manager
    5. Authentication types
    6. Create and publish APIs
    7. Administrator
    8. Subscriber
    9. Throttling and rate limiting
    10. Notifications
    11. Connectors
    12. Set up cluster support
    13. Integrate ColdFusion and API Manager
    14. Metrics and Logging in API Manager
    15. Generate Swagger documents
    16. Configure SSL
    17. Known issues in this release
    18. Policies in ColdFusion API Manager
    19. Create a Redis cluster
    20. Multitenancy in API Manager
    21. Docker images for ColdFusion API Manager
  10. Configure and administer ColdFusion
    1. Administer ColdFusion
    2. Use the ColdFusion administrator
    3. Data Source Management for ColdFusion
    4. Connect to web servers
    5. Deploy ColdFusion applications
    6. Administer ColdFusion security
    7. Basic Troubleshooting and FAQs
    8. Work with Server Manager
    9. Use multiple server instances
    10. WebSocket Enhancements (ColdFusion 11)
    11. Security Enhancements (ColdFusion 11)
    12. Work with Server Monitor
    13. ColdFusion Administrator API Reference
  11. CFML Reference
    1. Introduction to CFML Reference
      1. New functions in ColdFusion (2018 release)
      2. New and changed functions/tags in Adobe ColdFusion (2016 release)
      3. Script supported tags and functions
      4. New and changed tags/functions in ColdFusion 11
    2. Reserved words and variables
      1. Reserved words and variables
      2. Reserved words
      3. Scope-specific built-in variables
      4. Custom tag variables
      5. ColdFusion tag-specific variables
      6. CGI environment (CGI Scope) variables
    3. ColdFusion tags
      1. ColdFusion tags
      2. Tags in ColdFusion 10
      3. Tag summary
      4. Tags by function
      5. Tag changes since ColdFusion 5
      6. Tags a-b
      7. Tags c
      8. Tags d-e
      9. Tags f
      10. Tags g-h
      11. Tags i
      12. Tags j-l
      13. Tags m-o
      14. Tags p-q
      15. Tags r-s
      16. Tags t
      17. Tags u-z
    4. ColdFusion functions
      1. ColdFusion functions
      2. New functions in ColdFusion 10
      3. ColdFusion functions by category
      4. Function changes since ColdFusion 5
      5. Functions a-b
      6. Functions c-d
      7. Functions e-g
      8. Functions h-im
      9. Functions in-k
      10. Functions l
      11. Functions m-r
      12. Functions s
      13. Functions t-z
      14. BooleanFormat
    5. Ajax JavaScript functions
      1. Ajax JavaScript functions
      2. Function summary Ajax
      3. ColdFusion.Ajax.submitForm
      4. ColdFusion.Autosuggest.getAutosuggestObject
      5. ColdFusion.Layout.enableSourceBind
      6. ColdFusion.MessageBox.getMessageBoxObject
      7. ColdFusion.ProgressBar.getProgressBarObject
      8. ColdFusion.MessageBox.isMessageBoxDefined
      9. JavaScriptFunctionsinColdFusion9Update1
    6. ColdFusion ActionScript functions
      1. ColdFusion ActionScript functions
      2. CF.http
      3. CF.query
    7. ColdFusion mobile functions
      1. ColdFusion Mobile Functions
      2. Accelerometer Functions
      3. Camera Functions
      4. Connection Functions
      5. Contact Functions
      6. Event Functions
      7. File System Functions
      8. Geolocation Functions
      9. Media and Capture Functions
      10. Notification Functions
      11. Splash Screen Functions
      12. Storage Functions
    8. Application.cfc reference
      1. Application.CFC reference
      2. Application variables
      3. Method summary
      4. onAbort
      5. onApplicationEnd
      6. onApplicationStart
      7. onMissingTemplate
      8. onCFCRequest
      9. onError
      10. onRequestEnd
      11. onRequest
      12. onRequestStart
      13. onServerStart
      14. onSessionEnd
      15. onSessionStart
    9. Script functions implemented as CFCs
      1. Script Functions Implemented as CFCs
      2. Accessing the functions
      3. Function summary
      4. ftp
      5. http
      6. mail
      7. pdf
      8. query
      9. Script functions implemented as CFCs in ColdFusion 9 Update 1
      10. storedproc
    10. ColdFusion Flash Form style reference
      1. Styles valid for all controls
      2. Styles for cfform
      3. Styles for cfformgroup with horizontal or vertical type attributes
      4. Styles for box-style cfformgroup elements
      5. Styles for cfformgroup with accordion type attribute
      6. Styles for cfformgroup with tabnavigator type attribute
      7. Styles for cfformitem with hrule or vrule type attributes
      8. Styles for cfinput with radio, checkbox, button, image, or submit type attributes
      9. Styles for cftextarea tag and cfinput with text, password, or hidden type attributes
      10. Styles for cfselect with size attribute value of 1
      11. Styles for cfselect with size attribute value greater than 1
      12. Styles for cfcalendar tag and cfinput with dateField type attribute
      13. Styles for the cfgrid tag
      14. Styles for the cftree tag
      15. ColdFusion Flash Form Style Reference
    11. ColdFusion event gateway reference
      1. ColdFusion Event Gateway reference
      2. addEvent
      3. CFEvent
      4. CFEventclass
      5. Constructor
      6. Gateway development interfaces and classes
      7. getStatus
      8. setCFCPath
      9. setCFCMethod
      10. getOriginatorID
      11. getLogger
      12. getBuddyList
      13. getBuddyInfo
      14. IM gateway message sending commands
      15. IM Gateway GatewayHelper class methods
      16. onIncomingMessage
      17. onIMServerMessage
      18. onBuddyStatus
      19. onAddBuddyResponse
      20. onAddBuddyRequest
      21. IM Gateway CFC incoming message methods
      22. IM gateway methods and commands
      23. CFML CFEvent structure
      24. warn
      25. info
      26. setOriginatorID
      27. data command
      28. submit Multi command
      29. submit command
      30. setGatewayType
      31. setGatewayID
      32. setData
      33. setCFCListeners
      34. outgoingMessage
      35. getStatusTimeStamp
      36. numberOfMessagesReceived
      37. numberOfMessagesSent
      38. removeBuddy
      39. removeDeny
      40. removePermit
      41. setNickName
      42. setPermitMode
      43. setStatus
      44. SMS Gateway CFEvent structure and commands
      45. SMS Gateway incoming message CFEvent structure
      46. getStatusAsString
      47. getProtocolName
      48. getPermitMode
      49. getPermitList
      50. getNickName
      51. getName
      52. getDenyList
      53. getCustomAwayMessage
      54. getQueueSize
      55. getMaxQueueSize
      56. getHelper
      57. getGatewayType
      58. getGatewayServices
      59. getGatewayID_1
      60. getGatewayID
      61. getData
      62. getCFCTimeout
      63. setCFCTimeout
      64. getCFCPath
      65. getCFCMethod
      66. GatewayServices class
      67. Gateway interface
      68. GatewayHelper interface
      69. addPermit
      70. addDeny
      71. addBuddy
      72. error
      73. debug
      74. Logger class
      75. stop
      76. start
      77. CFML event gateway SendGatewayMessage data parameter
      78. restart
      79. fatal
      80. SMS gateway message sending commands
    12. ColdFusion C++ CFX Reference
      1. C++ class overview
      2. Deprecated class methods
      3. CCFXException class
      4. CCFXQuery class
      5. CCFXRequest class
      6. CCFXStringSet class
      7. ColdFusion C++ CFX Reference
    13. ColdFusion Java CFX reference
      1. ColdFusion Java CFX reference
      2. Class libraries overview
      3. Custom tag interface
      4. Query interface
      5. Request interface
      6. Response interface
      7. Debugging classes reference
    14. WDDX JavaScript Objects
      1. WDDX JavaScript objects
      2. JavaScript object overview
      3. WddxRecordset object
      4. WddxSerializer object
  12. Develop ColdFusion applications
    1. Introducing ColdFusion
      1. Introducing ColdFusion
      2. About ColdFusion
      3. About Internet applications and web application servers
      4. About JEE and the ColdFusion architecture
    2. Changes in ColdFusion
      1. Changes in ColdFusion
      2. Replacement of JRun with Tomcat
      3. Security enhancements
      4. ColdFusion WebSocket
      5. Enhanced Java integration
      6. ColdFusion ORM search for indexing and search
      7. Solr enhancements
      8. Scheduler enhancements
      9. Integration with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
      10. RESTful Web Services in ColdFusion
      11. Lazy loading across client and server in ColdFusion
      12. Web service enhancements
      13. Displaying geolocation
      14. Client-side charting
      15. Caching enhancements
      16. Server update using ColdFusion Administrator
      17. Secure Profile for ColdFusion Administrator
    3. Introduction to application development
      1. Introduction to application development using ColdFusion
      2. Using the Developing ColdFusion Applications guide
      3. About Adobe ColdFusion documentation for Developers
    4. The CFML programming language
      1. The CFML programming language
      2. Elements of CFML
      3. ColdFusion variables
      4. Expressions and number signs
      5. Arrays and structures
      6. Extend ColdFusion pages with CFML scripting
      7. Regular expressions in functions
      8. ColdFusion language enhancements
      9. Built-in functions as first class citizen
      10. Data types- Developing guide
    5. Building blocks of ColdFusion applications
      1. Building blocks of ColdFusion applications
      2. Create ColdFusion elements
      3. Write and call user-defined functions
      4. Build and use ColdFusion Components
      5. Create and use custom CFML tags
      6. Build custom CFXAPI tags
      7. Use the member functions
      8. Object Oriented Programming in ColdFusion
    6. Develop CFML applications
      1. Develop CFML applications
      2. Design and optimize a ColdFusion application
      3. Handle errors
      4. Use persistent data and locking
      5. Use ColdFusion threads
      6. Secure applications
      7. Client-side CFML (for mobile development)
      8. Use the ColdFusion debugger
      9. Debugging and Troubleshooting Applications
      10. Develop globalized applications
      11. REST enhancements in ColdFusion
      12. Authentication through OAuth
      13. Social enhancements
    7. Develop mobile applications
      1. Mobile application development
      2. Build mobile applications
      3. Debug mobile applications
      4. Inspect mobile applications
      5. Package mobile applications
      6. Troubleshoot mobile applications
      7. Device detection
      8. Client-side CFML
      9. Mobile Templates
      10. Code samples to build a mobile application
    8. Access and use data
      1. Access and use data
      2. Introduction to Databases and SQL
      3. Access and retrieve data
      4. Update database
      5. Use Query of Queries
      6. Manage LDAP directories
      7. Solr search support
    9. ColdFusion ORM
      1. ColdFusion ORM
      2. Introducing ColdFusion ORM
      3. ORM architecture
      4. Configure ORM
      5. Define ORM mapping
      6. Work with objects
      7. ORM session management
      8. Transaction and concurrency
      9. Use HQL queries
      10. Autogenerate database schema
      11. Support for multiple data sources for ORM
      12. ColdFusion ORM search
    10. ColdFusion and HTML5
      1. ColdFusion and HTML 5
      2. Use ColdFusion Web Sockets
      3. Media Player enhancements
      4. Client-side charting
      5. Display geolocation data
    11. Flex and AIR integration in ColdFusion
      1. Flex and AIR integration in ColdFusion
      2. Use the Flash Remoting Service
      3. Use Flash Remoting Update
      4. Offline AIR application support
      5. Proxy ActionScript classes for ColdFusion services
      6. Use LiveCycle Data Services ES assembler
      7. Use server-side ActionScript
    12. Request and present information
      1. Request and present information
      2. Retrieve and format data
      3. Build dynamic forms with cfform tags
      4. Validate data
      5. Create forms in Flash
      6. Create skinnable XML forms
      7. Use Ajax data and development features
      8. Use Ajax User Interface components and features
    13. Office file interoperability
      1. Office file interoperability
      2. Using cfdocument
      3. Using cfpresentation
      4. Using cfspreadsheet
      5. Supported Office conversion formats
      6. SharePoint integration
    14. ColdFusion portlets
      1. ColdFusion portlets
      2. Run a ColdFusion portlet on a JBoss portal server
      3. Run a ColdFusion portlet on a WebSphere portal server
      4. Common methods used in portlet.cfc
      5. ColdFusion portlet components
      6. Support for JSR-286
    15. Work with documents, charts, and reports
      1. Work with documents, charts, and reports
      2. Manipulate PDF forms in ColdFusion
      3. Assemble PDF documents
      4. Create and manipulate ColdFusion images
      5. Create charts and graphs
      6. Create reports and documents for printing
      7. Create reports with Report Builder
      8. Create slide presentations
    16. Use web elements and external objects
      1. Use web elements and external objects
      2. Use XML and WDDX
      3. Use web services
      4. Use ColdFusion web services
      5. Integrate JEE and Java elements in CFML applications
      6. Use Microsoft .NET assemblies
      7. Integrate COM and CORBA objects in CFML applications
    17. Use external resources
      1. Send and receive e-mail
      2. Interact with Microsoft Exchange servers
      3. Interact with remote servers
      4. Manage files on the server
      5. Use event gateways
      6. Create custom event gateways
      7. Use the ColdFusion extensions for Eclipse
      8. Use the data services messaging event gateway
      9. Use the data management event gateway
      10. Use the FMS event gateway
      11. Use the instant messaging event gateways
      12. Use the SMS event gateway

 

Komunikat:

IMPORTANT 8/18/2021

We have removed the tar files from our repositories. You can no longer download the tar files and use the images. 

All Docker images are now available in Amazon ECR and Docker Hub..

We have hosted the Docker images in Amazon ECR and Docker Hub. You can load the images in your local environment using the command below:

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusion:latest

Once the image is available in your local system, you can then run the Docker commands. The name of the image will follow the tag conventions, which are listed below:

  • ColdFusion (2018 release): latest-2018
  • ColdFusion (2021 release): latest

ColdFusion EULA

Before proceeding, it is mandatory that you read the EULA.

EULA needs to be accepted, via an environment variable, acceptEULA, while running the container.

Environment Variables supported with ColdFusion (2021 release)

For a list of environment variables (see section below) for this image, enter:

docker run --rm -it adobecoldfusion/coldfusion:latest help

Supported commands: help, start, info, cli <.cfm> 

Webroot: /app 

CAR imports: CAR files present in /data will be automatically imported during startup.

Required ENV Variables: 
                acceptEULA=YES 
Optional ENV variables: 
                serial=<ColdFusion Serial Key> 
                previousSerial=<ColdFusion Previous Serial Key (Upgrade)> 
                password=<Password> 
                enableSecureProfile=<true/false(default)> 
                configureExternalSessions=<true/false(default)> 
                externalSessionsHost=<Redis Host (Default:localhost)> 
                externalSessionsPort=<Redis Port (Default:6379)> 
                externalSessionsPassword=<Redis Password (Default:Empty)> 
                configureExternalAddons=<true/false(default)> 
                addonsHost=<Addon Container Host (Default: localhost)> 
                addonsPort=<Addon Container Port (Default: 8993)> 
                addonsUsername=<Solr username (Default: admin)> 
                addonsPassword=<Solr password (Default: admin)> 
                addonsPDFServiceName=<PDF Service Name (Default: addonsContainer)> 
                addonsPDFSSL=<true/false(default)> 
                setupScript=<CFM page to be invoked on startup. Must be present in the webroot, /app> 
                setupScriptDelete=<true/false(default) Auto delete setupScript post execution> 
                language=<ja/en (Default: en)> 
                installModules=<Comma delimited list of modules to be installed by CF Package Manager,accepts 'all' for installing all the available packages> 
                importCFSettings=<A JSON file containing the CF Settings to be imported . Must be present in the webroot, /app> 
                importCFSettingsPassphrase=<Passphrase to import CF settings from an encrypted JSON file.> 
                importModules=<A text file containing packages to be imported. Must be present in the webroot, /app>

Usage

  • Use the below command to bring up the ColdFusion container in daemon mode with Admin password set as ‘ColdFusion123’ and to serialize ColdFusion image with a given serial number.

    docker container run -dt -p 8500:8500 -e acceptEULA=YES -e password=ColdFusion123 -e serial=<serialnumber> adobecoldfusion/coldfusion:latest
  • Return the version number of the installed ColdFusion.

    docker run --rm -it public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusion:latest info
  • Bring up ColdFusion container in daemon Mode with Admin password set as ‘ColdFusion123’ and secureprofile enabled.

    docker run -dt -p 8500:8500 -e acceptEULA=YES -e password=ColdFusion123 -e enableSecureProfile=true coldfusion:latest
  • By default, Administrator and Admin API modules are installed in the ColdFusion 2021 Image. To install /import modules in an image use the environment variable installModules/importModules. You can also import ColdFusion settings from a json file using the environment variable importCFSettings. 

    Run the command below to create a container that imports the ColdFusion settings from config.json and installs, for example, the modules scheduler and cfmongodb:

    docker container run -dt -p 8500:8500 -v /opt/mywebroot:/app -e acceptEULA=YES -e password=ColdFusion123 -e importCFSettings=config.json -e 	installModules=scheduler,cfmongodb coldFusion:2021.0.1 
  • By default, the deployment type and profile of ColdFusion 2021 image is Development. To change the profile & deployment type, use the environment variables ‘deploymenType’ & ‘profile’ .

    You can also set the allowed Ip List for ColdFusion Admin using the environment variable ‘allowedAdminIPList’. The IP List is set only when the profile is “Production Secure”.

    docker container run -dt -p 8535:8500 -e acceptEULA=YES -e  password=ColdFusion123 -e deploymentType=Production -e profile=”Production Secure” -e serial=<serialnumber> -e allowedAdminIPList=*.*.*.*,0.0.0.0  public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusion:latest
  • To run a CFM page /application that is outside the container, you need to map a volume to /app directory of the container. The webroot is reconfigured to point to the directory, /app. Run a CFM page test.cfm , present in /opt/mywebroot via CLI.

    docker run --rm -it -e acceptEULA=YES –v /opt/mywebroot:/app adobecoldfusion/coldfusion2021:latest cli  test.cfm
  • For importing configurations using CAR, the CAR archives mounted to the /data directory are automatically imported during startup. Use the following command to import CAR data.car present in opt/source: 

    docker container run -dt -p 8520:8500 -v /opt/source/:/data -v /opt/mywebroot/:/app -e 	acceptEULA=YES  aobecoldfusion/coldfusion2021:2021.0.2

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

You will have a docker image in your system tagged as ColdFusion:2021.0.1

The docker image accepts these additional environment variables:

  • installModules: A comma delimited list of modules to be installed by ColdFusion Package Manager,accepts 'all' for installing all the available packages.
  • importCFSettings: A JSON file containing the ColdFusion Settings to be imported . Must be present in the webroot, /app.
  • importCFSettingsPassphrase: Passphrase to import ColdFusion settings from an encrypted JSON file.
  • importModules: A text file containing packages to be imported. Must be present in the webroot, /app. CFPM has an option to export packages installed in a ColdFusion instance . The exported packages are listed in a text file and that text file can be used to import packages in any instance. This is supported using the environment variable importModules.
  • setDeploymentType: Set the deployment type of ColdFusion. By default, the type is 'Development'. The other possible values are - Production, Staging, Testing, or Disaster Recovery.
  • setProfile: Set the ColdFusion profile. By default, the profile is 'Development'. The other possible values are - Production, Production Secure.
  • allowedAdminIPList: Specify the list of IP addresses that are allowed to access ColdFusion Administrator. You can set the value only when the ColdFusion profile is Production Secure.

Environment Variables supported with ColdFusion (2018 release)

For a list of environment variables for this image, enter:

docker run --rm -it adobecoldfusion/coldfusion:latest-2018 help

Supported commands: help, start, info, cli <.cfm> 

Webroot: /app 

CAR imports: CAR files present in /data will be automatically imported during startup.

Required ENV Variables: 

                acceptEULA=YES 

Optional ENV variables: 

                serial=<ColdFusion Serial Key>
                previousSerial=<ColdFusion Previous Serial Key (Upgrade)> 
                password=<Password> 
                enableSecureProfile=<true/false(default)> 
                configureExternalSessions=<true/false(default)> 
                externalSessionsHost=<Redis Host (Default:localhost)> 
                externalSessionsPort=<Redis Port (Default:6379)> 
                externalSessionsPassword=<Redis Password (Default:Empty)> 
                configureExternalAddons=<true/false(default)> 
                addonsHost=<Addon Container Host (Default: localhost)> 
                addonsPort=<Addon Container Port (Default: 8989)> 
                addonsUsername=<Solr username (Default: admin)> 
                addonsPassword=<Solr password (Default: admin)> 
                addonsPDFServiceName=<PDF Service Name (Default: addonsContainer)> 
                addonsPDFSSL=<true/false(default)> 
                setupScript=<CFM page to be invoked on startup. Must be present in the webroot, /app> 
                setupScriptDelete=<true/false(default) Auto delete setupScript post execution> 
                language=<ja/en (Default: en)> 

Useful Docker Commands

To view a list of all running or stopped containers, enter:

docker ps -a

To check the status of the container, enter:

docker logs <containerID / containerName>

To stop a container, enter:

docker stop <containerID / containerName>

To remove a container, enter:

docker rm <container ID/ containerName>

Frequently Asked Questions

Extend ColdFusion base image

In this scenario, we shall extend the ColdFusion base image to register a MySQL driver, so that we can create a MySQL datasource using ColdFusion’s Admin API.

Dockerfile

FROM coldfusion:latest
COPY mysql-connector-java-commercial-5.1.25-bin.jar /opt/coldfusion/cfusion/lib

The file, mysql-connector-java-commercial-5.1.25-bin.jar, must be present in the current working directory.

In the webroot, create a cfm that uses ColdFusion’s Admin API to create a datasource. Let’s call the CFM page, setupColdFusion.cfm. Place the file in the mounted webroot volume.

<cfscript>
    // Login is always required. This example uses two lines of code.
    adminObj = createObject("component","CFIDE.adminapi.administrator");
    adminObj.login("ColdFusion123"); //CF Admin password
    // Create a MySQL datasource
    datasource = createObject("component", "CFIDE.adminapi.datasource");
    datasource.setMySQL5("SampleMYSqlDB", "database-host", "testDB");
</cfscript>

To build and bring up a container based on this image, run Docker compose. A Docker compose file is a tool for defining and running applications in a Docker container.

Create a docker-compose.yml file with the following content outside the directory that contains the above DockerFile and setupColdFusion.cfm. The directory that contains the above files must be named ‘app’.

Docker-compose.yml

version: "3" 
services:
    coldfusion: 
        container_name: myapp
        build:
          context: ./app
          dockerfile: Dockerfile
        image: app
        depends_on:
        - redis
        - addons
        ports:
        - "8500:8500"
        volumes:
        - "/opt/wwwroot:/app"
        env_file:
        - coldfusion.env
        healthcheck:
           test: curl -f http://addons:8989/solr/ || exit 1  
           interval: 1m
           timeout: 3s
        deploy:
           mode: replicated
           replicas: 2
           restart_policy:
              condition: on-failure
           update_config:
              parallelism: 1
              delay: 10s
        networks: 
        - webnet

    addons:
        container_name: mycfaddons
        image: addons
        environment:
        - acceptEULA=YES
        ports: 
        - "8989:8989"
        networks:
        - webnet

    redis:
        container_name: myredis
        image: redis:latest
        ports:
        - "6381:6379"
        volumes:
        - "redis_data:/data"
        networks:
        - webnet

volumes:
    redis_data:

networks:
    webnet: 

coldfusion.env

acceptEULA=YES
password=ColdFusion123

To run Docker compose, enter the following command:

docker-compose up -d

The ColdFusionpage, setupColdFusion.cfm is executed on container starts up, since the environment variable, ‘setupScript’ is configured appropriately.

You can access the administrator to ensure that the MySQL datasource is configured correctly.

ColdFusion Add-ons

Run the image

The ColdFusion (2021 release) add-ons image (for Solr and PDFg/CFHTMLtoPDF) are hosted in this location for ECR and Docker Hub.

You can pull the latest docker images of ColdFusion Addons from AWS (Amazon Web Services) ECR in your local environment using the following commands:

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons:latest (ColdFusion 2021 Addons Update 2 )

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons:latest-2021 (ColdFusion 2021 Addons Update 2 )

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons2021:2021.0.2 (ColdFusion 2021 Addons Update 2)

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons2021:latest (ColdFusion 2021 Addons Update 2)

The equivalent commands to pull the latest docker images of ColdFusion Addons from Docker Hub are:

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons:latest (ColdFusion Addons 2021 Update 2)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons:latest-2021 (ColdFusion Addons 2021 Update 2)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons2021:2021.0.2 (ColdFusion 2021Addons Update 2)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons2021:latest (ColdFusion 2021 AddonsUpdate 2)

To pull the latest image of ColdFusion Addons (2018 release) from AWS ECR in your local environment use the following commands:

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons:latest-2018 

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons2018:2018.0.0 

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons2018:latest 

To pull the latest image of ColdFusion Addons (2018 release) from Docker Hub in your local environment use the following commands:

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons:latest-2018 (ColdFusion 2018 Update 12)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion /coldfusionaddons2018:2018.0.12 (ColdFusion 2018 Update 12)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons2018:latest (ColdFusion 2018 Update 12)

docker run <product>:<version>

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES SUPPORTED

To get the list of environment variables for this image, use the following command ,

ECR:

docker run --rm -it public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons:latest help 

Docker Hub:

docker run --rm -it adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons2021:latest help

Supported commands: help, start <.cfm>

Required ENV Variables:

                acceptEULA=YES

Optional ENV Variables:

                solrUsername=<SOLR-USERNAME>

                solrPassword=<SOLR-PASSWORD>

Environment variables

acceptEULA=YES 
solrUsername=<SOLR-USERNAME> 
solrPassword=<SOLR-PASSWORD> 
setupScript=setupColdFusion.cfm 
enableSecureProfile=true 
configureExternalSessions=true 
externalSessionsHost=redis 
externalSessionsPort=6379 
configureExternalAddons=true 
addonsHost=addons 
addonsPort=8989 
addonsUsername=admin 
addonsPassword=admin 
addonsPDFServiceName=addonsContainer 
addonsPDFSSL=false

Usage

ECR:

docker  run -dt  -p 8993:8993 -e acceptEULA=YES public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons:latest start
docker  run -dt  -p 8991:8991 -e acceptEULA=YES public.ecr.aws/adobe/coldfusionaddons:latest-2018 start


Docker Hub:

docker  run -dt  -p 8994:8993 -e acceptEULA=YES  -e solrUsername=admin -e solrPassword=admin adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons:latest
docker  run -dt  -p 8990:8991 -e acceptEULA=YES  -e solrUsername=admin -e solrPassword=admin adobecoldfusion/coldfusionaddons2018:latest start

Performance Monitoring Toolset

Uwaga:

Run the following commands before you start a Performance Monitoring Toolset container:

  • The maximum count of open files must be more than 65536. Use the command,  ulimit -n 65536.
  • The maximum count of maps must be more than 262144. To increase the limit, use the command,  sysctl -w vm.max_map_count=262144.”

The Docker image for Performance Monitoring Toolset is available for ECR and Docker Hub.

Pull the image

The Docker image for Performance Monitoring Toolset(PMT) is available for ECR and Docker Hub.

You can pull the latest docker images of  PMT from AWS (Amazon Web Services) ECR in your local environment using the following commands:

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt:latest (PMT 2021 Update 2)

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt:latest-2021 (PMT 2021  Update 2)

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt2021:2021.0.2 (PMT 2021  Update 2)

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt2021:latest (PMT 2021  Update 2)

The equivalent commands to pull the latest docker images of PMT from Docker Hub are:

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion /pmt:latest (PMT 2021 Update 2) 

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/ pmt:latest-2021 (PMT 2021  Update 2) 

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/ pmt2021:2021.0.2 (PMT 2021 Update 2)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/pmt2021:latest (PMT 2021 Update 2)

To pull the latest image of PMT (2018 release) from AWS ECR in your local environment, use the following commands:

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt:latest-2018 (PMT 2018 Update 3)

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt2018:2018.0.3 (PMT 2018 Update 3)

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt2018:latest  (PMT 2018 Update 3)

To pull the latest image of PMT (2018 release) from Docker Hub in your local environment use the following commands:

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/pmt:latest-2018 (PMT 2018 Update 3)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/pmt2018:2018.0.3 (PMT 2018 Update 3)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/pmt2018:latest (PMT 2018 Update 3)

Environment variables

To get a list of environment variables in the image, use the command:

docker run --rm -it public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt:latest help
docker run --rm -it adobecoldfusion/pmt:latest help

Supported commands: help, start 

Required ENV Variables:

                acceptEULA=YES

                datastoreHost=<DATASTORE-HOSTNAME> 

                datastorePort=<DATASTORE-PORT>

Optional ENV Variables:

                startPMT=<true/false; default:true>

                startDatastore=<true/false; default:true> 

                dataStoreNodeName=<Name for identifying datastore node in a cluster. Default:not set>

                dataStoreMaster=<true/false; default:true, can be set to false on datastore instances added to a cluster>

                dataStoreNodes=["host1:port1", "host2:port2"]

Usage

To run the container with the EULA, use the command:

Docker Hub: 

docker run -dt -p 9101:9101 -e acceptEULA=YES -e datastoreHost=<ElasticSearchHostName> -e datastorePort=<ElasticSearchPort> -e startDatastore=false adobecoldfusion/pmt:latest start

ECR:

docker run -dt -p 9101:9101 -e acceptEULA=YES -e datastoreHost=<ElasticSearchHostName> -e datastorePort=<ElasticSearchPort> -e startDatastore=false public.ecr.aws/adobe/pmt:latest-2018 start

Extend image

pmt.env

acceptEULA=YES
datastoreHost=pmt
datastorePort=9200
startDatastore=true

coldfusion.env

acceptEULA=YES
password=ColdFusion123

docker-compose.yml

version: "3" 
services:
    
    coldfusion:
        container_name: coldfusion
        image: coldfusion:2018.0.1 
        ports:
        - "8500:8500"
        volumes:
        - "./webroot:/app"
        env_file:
        - coldfusion.env
        healthcheck:
           test: curl -f http://localhost:8500/ 
           interval: 1m
           timeout: 3s
        networks:
        - webnet

    pmt: 
        container_name: pmt
        image: docker run pmt:2018.0.0
        depends_on:
        - coldfusion
        ports:
        - "9101:9101"
        env_file:
        - pmt.env
        healthcheck:
           test: curl -f http://localhost:9101/  
           interval: 1m
           timeout: 3s
        networks: 
        - webnet

networks:
    webnet: 

API Manager

The Docker image for ColdFusion API Manager(APIM) is available for ECR and Docker Hub.

You can pull the latest docker images of  APIM from AWS (Amazon Web Services) ECR in your local environment using the following commands:

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager:latest ( APIM 2021 )

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager:latest-2021 (APIM 2021 )

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager2021:2021.0.0 (APIM 2021)

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager2021:latest (APIM 2021)

The equivalent commands to pull the latest docker images of PMT from Docker Hub are:

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion /apimanager:latest ( APIM 2021 )

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/apimanager:latest-2021 (APIM 2021 )

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/apimanager2021:2021.0.0 (APIM 2021)

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/apimanager2021:latest (APIM 2021)

To pull the latest image of PMT (2018 release) from AWS ECR in your local environment use the following commands:

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager:latest-2018 

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager2018:2018.0.0 

  • docker pull public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager2018:latest 

To pull the latest image of PMT (2018 release) from Docker Hub in your local environment use the following commands:

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/apimanager:latest-2018

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion /apimanager2018:2018.0.0

  • docker pull adobecoldfusion/apimanager2018:latest

Environment Variables

To get a list of environment variables supported with this image, enter:

docker run --rm -it public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager:latest help

Supported commands: help, start <.cfm>

Required ENV Variables: 

                apim_acceptEULA=YES 

Optional ENV Variables: 

                apim_serial=<Serial Key> 
                apim_previousSerial=<Previous Serial Key (Upgrade)> 
                apim_password=<API Manager Admin Password> 
                apim_datastoreHost=<Datastore Hostname> 
                apim_datastorePort=<Datastore Port> 
                apim_datastorePassword=<Redis (Datastore) Password> 
                apim_datastoreSeed=<Datastore Encryption Seed> 
                apim_analyticsHost=<Analytics Server Hostname> 
                apim_analyticsPort=<Analytics Server Port> 
                apim_analyticsClusterPort=<Analytics Server Cluster Port> 
                apim_analyticsClusterName=<ElasticSearch Cluster Name> 

Usage

ECR:

docker container run -dt -e acceptEULA=YES -e datastoreHost=<Datastore Hostname> -e datastorePort=<Datastore Port> -e analyticsHost=<Analytics Server Hostname> -e analyticsPort=<Analytics Server Port> -e analyticsClusterPort=<Analytics Server Cluster Port> -e analyticsClusterName=<ElasticSearch Cluster Name> public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager:latest

Docker Hub:

docker run -dt -p 8500:8500 -e acceptEULA=YES -e datastoreHost=<Hostname> -e datastorePort=6378 -e analyticsHost=10.42.70.250 -e analyticsPort=9201 -e analyticsClusterPort=<Cluster Port> -e analyticsClusterName=<ElasticSearch Cluster Name> apimanager:latest

Extend APIM Base Image

docker-compose.yml

version: "3"
services:      
    analytics:
        container_name: analytics
        image: public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanageraddons:latest
        env_file:
        - analytics.env
        networks:
        - webnet

    datastore:
        container_name: datastore
        image: public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanageraddons:latest
        env_file:
        - datastore.env
        networks:
        - webnet
        ports:
        - "9200:9200"
        - "9300:9300"

    apim:
        container_name: apimanager
        image: public.ecr.aws/adobe/apimanager:latest
        ports:
        - "9000:9000"
        env_file:
        - apimanager.env
        networks:
        - webnet
        depends_on:
        - datastore
 
networks:
    webnet:

apimanager.env

acceptEULA=YES
serial=<enter serial number>
apimPassword=APIManager123
datastoreHost=datastore
datastorePort=6379
datastorePassword=MyRedisPassword
analyticsHost=analytics
analyticsPort=9200
analyticsClusterPort=9300
analyticsClusterName=groot-analytics

analytics.env

acceptEULA=YES
startAnalyticsService=true
analyticsClusterName=groot-analytics

datastore.env

acceptEULA=YES
startDatastoreService=true
datastorePassword=MyRedisPassword
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